Confirmation that the Lifelong Education of Journalists Much Needed

by stasa cafuta trcek (text and photo)

A small group of journalists, bloggers and photo-journalists from Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Hungary and Slovenia were invited to the trip called “Press wine study trip” to peninsula Pelješac and Korčula island - Croatia. Also home of Plavac mali, Rukatac, Pošip and Grk wine varieties.  We learned about wine tourism, visited the wine cellars & studied culinary offer. I am glad that Croatians are aware how important is to educate journalists about this topic. Enjoy the photos and check the wines I choose as a TOP.

My TOP wines

• Pošip Marko Polo 2011, dry, 14.6%, P.Z. “ P O Š I P ” ČARA, Korčula, Croatia
• Grk 2011, dry, 14.2%, Bire, Korčula, Croatia
• Pošip 2011, dry, 14.5%, Korta Katarina, Pelješac, Croatia
• Plavac mali  selekcija 2007, dry, 13.7%, Miličić, Pelješac, Croatia
• Dingač, dry, 1995, 15%, Kiridžija, Pelješac, Croatia
• Plavac mali, 1994, dry, 13.4%, Miloš winery, Pelješac, Croatia

We ate at:

• Lešić Dimitri www.lesic-dimitri.com
• Konoba Dabar www.konobadabar.com
• Obiteljsko gospodarstvo Antunović www.opgantunovic.hr
• Eko etno Seosko gospodarstvo konoba “Banovi Dvori” www.banovi–dvori.com

Wineries:

• Korta Katarina winery
• Vukas winery
• Bire winery
• Miloš winery
• Cebalo winery
• Toreta winery
• Pelješki vinogradar
• Miličić winery
• Kiridžija winery

More:
www.facebook.com/GETreport
gettv.wordpress.com
www.youtube.com/GETreport


Useful links:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croatian_wine
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plavac_Mali
grk-lumbarda.com/en/wines-of-lumbarda/grk-wine
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grk_Bijeli
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Po%C5%A1ip